Cilo C-101 - Manual (Page 17)

S p e c i a l f e a t u r e s
JPEG files contain picture information which can be encoded by micro computer software and transmitted to the TV screen
via a video output interface. This function is useful in many contexts. For example teachers can change pictures to be shown
in the classroom to JPG files by means of a digital camera or a scanner which are often used within the IT world and transfer
the pictures to CD-R discs. This will make things easier for the pupils when the teachers play the discs via a TV set or other
types of equipment in the classroom. It reduces the repetitive work for the teachers, and the discs are easy to store
(information on discs can be stored for more than 100 years). By means of a digital camera or scanner, families can transfer
pictures to CD-R discs. If, for example, a picture requires 100K bytes, one disc will hold about 6000 pictures. Manufacturers
can show their customers pictures of their products one by one.
Note: The actual contents vary from one type of disc to the other.
1. When a JPEG disc is loaded in the DVD-player, an automatic slide show will be launched.
Each picture will be displayed and scaled to fit the screen.
Press STOP to enter the file library.
Use the SCROLL key to navigate the pictures, and press PLAY to display a picture.
When the a picture has been chosen, the slide show will resume with the next picture in the library.
2. Press SCROLL to rotate the picture. These operations are allowed only when a picture is being
displayed normally and will be cancelled automatically when a new picture is displayed.
3. Press ZOOM to execute the zoom function and select the zoom enlarging scale with I<< and >>I.
In zoom mode, press the SCROLL buttons to move the picture on the screen. With zoom mode off,
the next picture will be scaled to fit the screen.
Press PLAY to cancel the zoom mode and resume the slide show.
- JPEG files containing CMYK colors is not supported by this DVD-player.
- The range of pixels should not be exceeding 3840 X 3840 pixels, in order to achieve the best
Performance.
JPEG limitations
Playing JPEG files
MP3 is an audio compression mode using level 3 of the international MPEG standard, whereby the sound signal is
compressed at the ratio of 12:1. An MP3 disc can record music for playback over 600 minutes or record over 170 songs
in a sound quality that fully matches the sound quality of CDs.
When playing an MP3 disc, you can choose between the following two file menus by pressing the PROG key: FILE LIST
and FOLDER LIST.
1. FOLDER LIST
First the menu is displayed, then press the arrow keys UP/DOWN and LEFT/RIGHT and then PLAY to
select subdirectory and music.
2. FILE LIST
Here you select the files to be played by pressing the arrow keys UP/DOWN and LEFT/RIGHT and then
PLAY or by pressing the number keys and PLAY for direct selection. If the entered number is not
Available, the message ”INPUT INVALID” will be displayed.
Five different play modes are available: FOLDER, SINGLE, REPEAT ONE, REPEAT FOLDER, and SHUFFLE.
When you press REPEAT during playback, you can choose between the following play modes:
1. FOLDER: Plays the entire music menu in normal order.
2. SINGLE: Plays one music track.
3. REPEAT ONE: Plays one music track several times.
4. REPEAT FOLDER: Plays the entire music menu several times.
5. SHUFFLE: Plays music tracks in random order.
How to play an MP3 disc
PLAY MODE
Mp3 discs
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